The Proceedings of the Nutrition Society 2001: Vol 60 Index

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Vol. 60
Index of Authors
Numerals follwed by the letter A refer to
{hstracts of Communication read at Meetings for
Original Communications of the Nutrition Society
Abayomi J see Berridge K, 212A Al-Hourani HM, Henry CJK, Musgaiger AO & Lightowler HJ The
Abdel-Gayoum AA, El-Ajaily MM & Baio BS Bioavailability and efficacy prevalence of obesity among adolescent females in the United Arab
of iron supple mented orally as ferric-amino acid chelates in the rat, |\44A Emirates, 211A
Abdel-Wahab YHA, Kelly CMN, McLoughlin | Flat PR & Ali Z see Sherman RC, 17A
O’Harte FPM _ Peripheral administration of cholecystokinin octapeptide Allen N see Lloyd-Wright Z, 174A
and caerulein inhibits food intake in Swiss TO mice, 153A Allen N see Lloyd-Wright Z, 229A
Abdel-Wahab YHA see Mooney MH, 153A Allen NE see Key TJ, 81
Abrahams B see Watson J, 97A Allen PF see Bradbury J, 185A
Abrams SA Calcium turnover and nutrition through the life cycle, DOI Allison SP see Field J, 82A
10.1079/PNS200082. 283 Allison SP see Lobo DN, 113A
Adamson A see Anderson AS, 143A Al-Rasasi B, Siegler R, Nichols J, Coad J & Morgan J Dietary cravings and
Adamson A see Lake A, 210A aversions in pregnancy , 136A
Adamson AJ Rugg-Gunn AJ, Butler TJ & Moynihan PJ Implications of Amaee WB see Hall WL, 8A
fortification of white flour with folic acid j on total foi]a te intake by Amaee WB see Long SJ, 1OA
adolescents, S8A Ambrose J see Decombaz J, 71A
Adamson AJ see Curtis PJ, 70A Amici G see Zamparelli M, 92A
Adamson AJ see Curtis PJ, 183A Anderson AS Pregnancy as a time for dietary change DOL:10.1079
Adamson AJ see Fletcher ES, 210A PNS2001113, 497
Adamson AJ see Foster E, 65A Anderson AS Adamson A, Hetherington MM, Foster E, Porteous L &
Adamson AJ see Foster E, 205A Higgins( ¢ Results from a school-based nutrition education intervention
Adamson AJ see Higgins C, 2A aimed at increasing fruit and vegetable intake in primary-school aged
Adamson AJ see Moore H, 183A children, 143A
Adamson AJ see Moynihan PJ, 181A Anderson AS, Guthrie C, Alder EM, Williams F, Forsyth JS & Howie
Adamson AJ see Revill SA, 3A P Contemporary beliefs and attitudes to weaning, 2A
Adamson AJ see Revill SA, 189A Anderson AS see Barton KL, 5A
Adamson AJ see Rugg-Gunn AJ, 209A Anderson AS see Barton KL, 141A
Adamson AJ see Spendiff A, 184A Anderson AS see Foster E, 65A
Adamson AJ see Tohill UR, 181A Anderson AS see Foster E, 205A
Agwunobi AO, Soop M, Childs C, Cooper RG, Maycock P, Little RA & Anderson AS see Higgins C, 2A
Carlson Gl The metabolic response to endotoxin in man is augmented Anderson AS see Lietz G, 156A
Py Insulin nfusion, 85A Anderson AS see Moynihan PJ, 181A
Agwunobi AO see Childs C, 105A Anderson AS see Revill SA, 3A
Ah Sing E see Fereday AC, 13A Anderson JA see Lobo DN, 113A
Ah Sing E see Slevin KA, 13A Anderson N see Meister D, 117A
Aherne SA & O’Brien NM The potential of the flavonoids, quercetin and Anthony H see Hart KH, 52A
rutin, butylated hydroxytoluene and iron chelators to protect against DNA Anthony H see Hart KH, 76A
single strand breaks in Caco-2 cells, 37A Anthony H see Hart KH, 206A
Aherne SA see Fahy DM, 164A Antipatis C, Rooke JA, Ewen M & Ashworth CJ Both moderate vitamin A
Aherne SA see O'Sullivan A, 163A deficiency during pregnancy and birth weight affect piglet immunity, 72A
Aherne SA see O'Sullivan LC, 161A Antipatis C see Ashworth CJ, 53A
Aherne SA see O'Sullivan SM, 164A Antipatis C see Gambling L, 47A
Aihie Sayer A see Langley-Evans SC, 50A Antipatis C see McArdle HJ, 47A
Ainslie PN, Campbell IT, Frayn KN, Humphreys SM MaClaren DPM & Archer DT & Shirreff SM Effect of fluid ingestion rate on post-exercise
Reilly T Nutritional and metabolic aspects of a hill-walk, 9SA rehydration in human subjects, 200A
Ajami AM see Young VR, 27 Arendt J see Gibbs M, 228A
Alam R see Robinson TM, 194A Armstrong J, Goldberg L & Hewitt R A ‘Fast Food’ school meal service
Alder EM see Anderson AS, 2A the contribution to meeting nutritional requirements, 142A
Aldhous MC, Meister D & Ghosh S_ Modification of enteral diets in Armstrong J see Miller B, 142A
inflammatory bowel disease, DOI:10.1079/PNS2001 105, 457 Arnold J, Wybrew L, Rollins H, Smith A & Simmonds N= Audit of
Aldhous MC see Meister D, 117A nutritional screening and weight change in patients in an acute hospital
Alexander A see Wilson LC, 222A trust, L1OA
Alexander C see Louden JD, 83A Arnold J see Rollins H, 107A
Alexander HD see Bonham M, 166A Arnot H see Ransley JK, 62A
Alexander HD see Holmes VA, 148A
Alexander J see McKillop DJ, 156A Ash R see Nelson M, 59A
Index of Authors
Becerril C see
Becerril C see Montanez O
Beech R see Scott HF, 111A
Bolton-Smith ¢
Wrieden WL, 206A
Bell AL see Duffy EM, 54A
Bell JD see Thomas EL, 96A
Belmar R see Nava-Montero R, 73A
Bennett G see Gibbs M, 228A
Bennett T see Harrington M¢ 60A
Ben-Shlomo Y see Cullum A, 64A
Ben-Shlomo Y see Cullum A, 67A
Benton D Well-/ g, gast?
190A
Drake DP & Pierro A Benzie IFF see Choy CKM, 147A
Benzie IFF see Chung WY. IS5A
sistance and Oj Benzie IFF see Szeto \ SSA
DOL. 10.1079/PNS2001109 Berridge K, Hackett AF, Abayomi J & Maxwell SM_ An inves
Murphy eeding f
Murphy the age of four months. 212A
Murphy Berry S ee Sanders TAB, 216A
iddin SH Hakeem R Berton G Calamari | & Maianti MG Produ
\ see Hat e MN OA pecialit heeses DOL: 10.10 19/PNS200077. 231
Harvie MN, 9I1A Besler HT, Ozmen MM, OzkirliM & KamaNA_ Eff
ley M, Plunkett FJ Rothk6tter ra-Lopez MA, Haverson K & jdministration on tie issue utathi«
Stokes CR Revulatior f mi ffector model of intestir LISA
DO! 10.1079/PNS2001 118. 427 Bhinda M & Perry |
110 BS Abdel Gayoum \A ement
J see McNeill G 410A ge one: patients’ experier
W e Williams EA Bianchini F see Vainio H, 39A
aldock (Gs se e PeakeH J, 98A Billington D see Robinson F, 227
1C & Parsons TJ Bingham SA see Hughes R 49A
Birdsey TJ see Foster MR, 236A
Birnie LM see Muturi KN, 138A
Birnie LM see Rooke JA, 71A
Birnie LM see Rooke JA 139A
QuinlanG Birnie LM see Sadig F, 28A
allllee vre O see Decombaz J Birnie LM see Sadiq F, 137 \
anks E see Key TJ, 81 Bishop JA see Hart KH, 52 \
Barber D se Tait J LOSA Bishop JA see Hart KH, 76A
Barber MD sec Preston T, 7A Bishop J see Hart KH, 206A
Barber MD see Preston | \ Bishop JA see Jaggers C, 196A
Barker ME see Kenyon PM 63A Bishop JA see Nurmi JA, 51A
Barker ME see Pearson 1 SA Bishop JA see Nurmi JA, 52A
Barlis J see Rayman MP s0A Bishop JA see Nurmi JA, 190A
Barlow J see t irland J, 78A Bishop JA see Nurmi JA, 201A
Barlow R & Rees B Bishop JA see Porteous | 225A
vhen parenteral nutrition fa LOSA Bitsanis DC Lumumba P Leighfield M Ghebremeskel K & Crawford
Barnes G see Maynard E, 120A MA Cooking and the f(a tt cid « omposition of herring farmed salmon
Barnett CR see Hannon-Fletc her MPA 344A and rainbow frout, | 3] \
Barnett J see WarmD L, 77A Bland IM, Rooke JA, Sinclair AG, Bland VC & Edwards SA_ Effects of
Barnett YA see Hannon-Fletcher MPA 344A supplemen ting the maternal diet with vitamins and vaccinating the sow on
Barr R see Bolton-Smith C, 23A immunoglobulin G concentrations in piglet plasma, 72A
Bartlett K see Louden JD, 83A Bland VC see Bland IM, 72A
Barton KI Anderson AS, Pine CM & Paterson MG Dietary interventions Bluck LJC see Clapperton AT 217A
n general dental pract formative research for the development of a Bode J see Meister D, 117A
tietar intervention pack 141A Bodner C see McNeill G, 140A
Barton KI Anderson AS Pine CM Peterson MG & Burnside G Dietary Boesch C see Decombaz J, 11A
nierventions vencra ien [ ict an inexplored opportunity for Bolton-Smith C, Mishra GD, Mole PA, McMurdo MET & Paterson CR i
romot communities SA longitudinal study of the relationship between serum 25-OH vitamin D and
Barton KL see Lietz G, 1IS6A parathyroid hormone (PTH) concentrations in older women, 159A
Bartor SJ see Foster MR, 236A Bolton-Smith C, Murrie |, Barr R, Currie |, Price RJG Fenton ST, Belch JI
Bates CJ se Thane CW, 40A & Hill A {ccounting for variation in baseline diet in fatty acid inter
Bates CJ see Thane CW, 60A vention studies, 23A
Bates ( I sec Thane CW, 212A Bolton-Smith C see Greenberg DC, 219A
Bates CJ see Thane CW, 229A Bolton-Smith C see Lang R, 218A
Beattie JH see Trayhurn P, 329 Bolton-Smith C see Masson LF, 137A
2001 Index of Authors
Bolton-Smith C see Prynne CJ, 208A Burdge GC, Finnegan YE, Minihane AM, Wright P, Williams CM &
Bolton-Smith C see Ritchie MR, 136A Wootton SA Limited conversion of Olinolenic acid to docosahexaenoic
Bolton-Smith C see Tumilty MK, 158A acid in men, 232A
Bolton-Smith M see Thane CW, 57A Burdge GC, Finnegan YE, Minihane AM, Wright P, Williams CM &
Bonham M, O’Connor JM, Walsh P, Coulter SJ, Alexander HD, Downes CS Wootton SA a@Linoleni acid metabolism in men: effect of altering
Hannigan BM & Strain JJ No effect of zinc supplementation followed by dietary n-3 polyunsaturated fatty acid intake, 233A
copper supplementation on immune function and putative indices of Burdge GC, Jones AE, Wright P, Ware L & Wootton SA @Linolenic acid
copper status in healthy adult men, 166A metabolism in adult men: evidence for synthesis of eicosapentaenoic and
Bonham MP see McAnena L, 166A docosapentaenoic acids, but not docosahexaenoic acid, 22A
Bonner SA, Rotondo D, Wahle KWJ & Davidson J Eicosapentaenoic acid Burdge GC, Wright P, Dunn R, Wootton SA & Jackson AA_ Effect of
supplementation modulates LPS-stimulated PGI release in human blood feeding a low-protein diet on liver and plasma phosphatidylcholine n-3
24A fatty acid concentrations in the adult rat, \87A
Booth DL see Davis JF, 102A Burdge GC see Evans K, 94A
Booth NA see Mutch NJ, 341 Burdge GC see Evans K, 95A
Botham H see Ransley JK, 62A Burdge GC see Sherman RC, 17A
Botham H see Ransley JK, 222 Burdge G¢ See Trebble T, 172A
Bourke B see Corbett C, 143A Burdge GC see Ware LJ, 31A
Bourne LC see Hubbard GP, 199A Burgess L, Hackett AF, Maxwell S & Rouncefield M The nutrient intakes
Bowling TE see Ng DHL, 122A of vegetarian and omnivorous adolescents in North-West England, 69A
Bowling TE see Scott HF, 111A Burke W, Imperatore‘G & Reyes M lron deficiency and iron overload
Boylan S, Cade JE & Greenwood DC Phytoestrogens and the menopause effects of diet and genes, DOI 10.1079/PNS200069, 73
results from the UK Wi ymen S Cohort Study 203A Burley V see Bratley B, 182A
Bradbury J Thomason JM, Jepson NJA, Walls AWG Allen PF & Moynihan Burley V See Long AJ, 198A
PJ Fruit and ve getal e intake and perceive d rewing ability of complete Burley VJ see Cade JE, 228A
denture wearers, 185A Burley VJ see Warm DL, 63A
Bradshaw S see Perwaiz S, 207A Burnside G see Barton KL, 5A
Bradshaw S see Warren J 225A Burton KA see Dauncey MJ, 63
Bratley B, Greenwoc xd D Burley V & Cade J Js me usurement of iron intake Butler TJ see Adamson AJ, 58A
in nutritional epidemiology impaire d by use of st indard j Vvatju e 182A Buttery PJ see Daniel ZCTR, 188A
Breslin M see McNamara E, 32A Buttery PJ see Kim E-J, 74A
Brice C, McKevith B & Shortt C Probiotics Buttery PJ see Lee GK, 198A
practice, 79A Byrne CR, Little R & Carlson Gl Exposure to TNF-q@ IFN-y and LPS
Brierley ER see Ward K, 84A read/ uces insulin-stimulated 2, -deox\ glucose uptake in isolated murine
Brierley ER see Ward K, 111A soleus muscle, SKA
Broadhead EE, Hughes PM, Kelly CG & Seal CJ) Changes in taste appetite
and quality of life in patients with cancer of the head and neck during ade J, Greenwood D, Neenan T, Calvert ¢ White K & Schorah C How
radiotherapy treatment, 55A does dietary non-starch polysaccharide intake affect plasma micronutrient
Broadhead EE, Hughes PM, Kelly CG & Seal CJ Effects of radiotherapy, levels? Results from the UK Women’s Cohort Study, 59A
treatment on dietary intake in patients with cancer of the head and neck, ade J see Bratley B, 182A
SSA ade J see Golding ¢ , 178A
Brooke ZM & Doyle W Primiparous women's reported preconception and Cade J see Greenhalgh A, 62A
first trimester folic cid usé , 224A ade J see Greenhalgh A, 76A
Brown JS see Hoey L, 49A ade J see Jaggers( 5A
Brown JS see Hoey L, 170A ade JE, Burley VJ & Greenwood D¢ 1 comparison of fish eaters with
Brown M, Cotter O & Reeves SI The effect of the oral contraceptive other meat eaters and vegetarians taking part in the UK Women’s Cohort
on food intake dietary restraint and iron status, 68A Study, 228A
Bruce ¢ see Foster MR, 236A ade JE see Boylan S, 203A
Buchanan-Barrow E see Hart KH, 52A ade JE see Buckley L, 64A
Buchanan-Barrow E see Hart KH, 76A ade JE see kong AJ, 198A
Buckley L, Greenwood DC & Cade JE Characteristics of under and over ade JE see McConnon A, 180A
reporters from the UK Women’s Cohort Study (UKWCS), 64A ‘ade JE see McConnon A, 180A
Buckner K see Rollins H, 107A ade JE see Pollard JE, 174A
Buckner K see Todorovic VE, 116A ade JE see Ransley JK, 62A
Budge H, Ingleton _/ Stephenson T & Symonds MI Relationship ade JE see Ransley JK, 222A
between prolactin receptor (PRLR) and uncoupling protein-1 (UCP1) ade JE see Warm DL, 63A
abundance in perirenal adipose tissue during neonatal development in alam J see Long SJ, 10A
lambs, 27A alamari L see Bertoni G, 231
Budge H, Mostyn A, Wilson V, Walker AM, Symonds ME & Stephenson alder PC see Garry JM, 32A
. Effect of administration of prolactin throughout rat pregnancy on alder PC see Garry JM, 106A
brown adipose tissue development, 194A alder P( SCC Trebble T, 116A
Budge H see Symonds ME, 27A alder PC see Trebble T, 172A
Bulux J see Vossenaar M, 141A alder PC see Vecchia MG, 193A
Burden ST, Ward K, Holt A, Egan A, Norman J, Leslie F, Wright CE & alderon De La Barca AM see Pinelli-Saavedra A, 25A
Makin AJ in audit to evaluate the effectiveness of a nutritional support alvert ¢ ‘ see Cade J, S9A
team at assessing, prescribing and monitoring parenteral nutrition, \O3A ameron A see Montgomery C, 140A
Burden ST see Ward K, 111A amilo ME see Ravasco P, 115A
574 Index of Authors 2001
1 npbe | 1DM c G, 140A Chulakadabba A see Garry JM, 106A
umpbell IT MA, Nirmala inika |, Smith K, Rooyakers Chung WY. Yow CMN & Benzie IFF I/nvestigatic
somal oler fion Dy intioxidant « onstituents of Chinese foods
probe assisted flow viometry, ISSA
intiS The adipose organ: morphological perspecti\
Ainslie PN DOI 10.1079/PNS200192. 319
Har MN lapperton AT & Bluck LJ¢ Me assuring insur
Harv MN rLUCOSE ind gas n ynatography/combustior
YQ spectrometry 217A
lark EC Patel SD, Chadwick PR, Warhurst G & Carlson Gl
viulamine deprivation facilitates TNI G@induced bacteria
DO! {) 079/PNS200193 SS Caco ) ce I] monoiavers. R6A
vujn ob AO, 85A lark EC, Watson CJ, ¢ hadwick PR, Carlson GL & Warhurst G
RRA induced increases in bacterial fransiocatior ire
OSA ncre ised parace lular permeabdiilty in intestina
SOA SYA
Clark ML see Evans K, 94A
Nurmi JA, 52A Clark ML see Evans K, 95A
Thomsor MA, 83A Clark ML see Fielding BA, 14A
lynn MAT Younger KM Gibney MJ, McDonnell M & Shannor Coad J see Al-Rasasi B, 136A
ind stimn CobosM see MontanezO 221A
Coles S see Edington J, 103A
ishman K r ll TR, 1S2A Colgan H, Noone EJ Gibney MJ & Roche HM 4;
ishman KD see Cotter A, 1S9A effects of plant sterols on lipoproteins 148A
ishmanKD see CusackS , 161A Collins AL & McCarthy HD | ra reliabil
ishman KD see Harrington M¢ L60A lacement plethysm graphy 1 DOdY «¢ Ompositl¢
ishman KD see Kelly O, 160A Collins AL & Met uwthy HD Factors influen
ashman KD ss Murphy JM, 167A measurement using air displacement plethysmog
ishman KD e Murphy JM, 167A area an issue 195A
itterick J see Hart KH, 206A Collins AL, Reid DM, Mill McNeill G & Durham B
itterick hone mineral densil composition heett ween anorex
Porteous | ind healthy mrrois
pe CR Ve Collins KM Prynne CJ, AA, Malik NS, Thane CW & Wadsworth
see Murphy PM, 118A MEJ Vitamin E intake of national samples of 4-vear-old children in 1950
iwood A ee Murphy JL, 173A and 1992/93 40A
awood AL, Murphy JL & Woottor Collinson AC see Moore SI 20A
we } Collinson AC see MooreS E TOA
f retin Collis L & Chapman ¢ Surve
ee Watson J, 97A 1GVICE given on peanut R0A
Colquhoun D see Somerset S, 61A
Conton ¢ 4, Gibson AT & PowersH J
icid in minimizing /
Clark ke premature babies. 173A
hambers B see Murphy JI Coop B see Muturi KN, 138A
hambers B see Murphy Cooper A see Kim E-J, 74A
hambers B Murphy JL, 235A Cooper C see Langley-Evans S¢ St) \
hapman ¢ Current pu . Cooper C see Nurmi JA, S1A
725A
Cooper C see Porteous |
Cooper RG see Agwunobi AO 85A
hapman lis L, SOA Cope D, Thompson L & Hartt ¢ inalysis of occ
happle DG sec Heasman L, 73A filter membranes during nical use, 1\OOA
happle DG se Prathalingam NS, 75A Coppack SW Pro nilammaton vtokines ind DO!
hausow D see Decombaz J, 71A 10.1079/PNS2001110, 349
hen JS see Wang YQ, | LTA Corbett C, Kelleher S, Rowland M, Canny G, Greally P Daly LE & Bourke
henR see Fettes SB B ¢ vSlic fibrosis-associated liver disease: a case-controlied study of
Azain MJ 214A patients in the Republic of Ireland, 143A
Agwunobi AO & { irison ‘ ! femperature tnresnoid Coronel | Ortega-Cerrilla ME, Mendoza G, Sanchez MT yala J &
, ved ir fnermor rulatli saccharide (LPS) Becerril (¢ Effect of two strains of Saccharomyces cerevisi ae on
luced fever in adult men LOSA productive performance of heifers, 22\A
hilds C see Agwunobi AO R5A Cosgrove M, Kiely M & Flynn A The contributions of meat to nutrient
hoP ee Choy CKM 147A takes in Irish men and women of different ages, ISDA
hoi NJ, Enser M Wood JD & Scollan ND Effects of diet and length of Cotter A. Jewell ( & Cashman KD The effect of oestrogen and dietarn
eeding r period on the jatty acid ontent of the phospholipid fraction of phytoestrogens on calcium absorption in Caco-2 cells, \S9A
bovine longissimus dorsi muscle, 74A Cotter O see Brown M, 68A
hoy CKM, Cho P & Benzie IFF 1 8¢ orbic acid in human tears and Coulter SJ see Bonham M, 166A
}p iasma.: interrelati mships ind effecotf \ itamin C supplementation, |\47A Coulter SJ see McAnena L, 166A
hulakadabba A see Garry JM, 32A Couteau D see Faulds CB, 129A
2001 Index of Authors
Cragg RA, Phillips SR & Ford D_ Tissue expression function and Decombaz J, Ambrose J, Rudnick R Gremaud G, Piguet-Welsch (
regulation of a putative novel zinc transporter, ZnT5, 176A Chausow D & Ballevre O Energy requirements of confined cats
Craig LCA, Love J, MeNeill G & Ratcliffe B The relationship between estimated by the doubly-labelled water method and indirect calorimetry,
body mass index and indices of psychosocial functioning in hildren, TIA
213A Decombaz J, Schmitt B, Kreis R, Fleith M, Decarli B, Ith M, Hoppeler H &
Craigie A see Lake A, 210A Boesch C Post-exercise replenishment of intramyocellular lipids, \1A
Crawford MA see Bitsanis D¢ I31A Delahunty CM see Lawlor JB, 165A
Crawford MA see Rees GA, 186A Delap E see Griffin AC, 1SOA
Crawford MA see Wang YQ, 127A Demeyer D see Fievez V, 75A
Crawford MA see Wang YQ, 130A Deodhar K see Kennedy RJ, 93A
Crossley LE see Porteous| , 225A Depeint F, Gee JM & Johnson IT ationships between the structure of
Crouvezier S & Yagoob P_ The effects of phenoli ynponents of tea on dietary flavonoids and their effect on colonic cell proliferation, 128A
phagov VIOSIS and resptirator\ hur st Dy Auman neutropnils ind monocvies Dettmar PW see Eastwood C, 184A
306A Dewar HM Nvoatt ionn de intensive care ut , questif onn, atre to inv’ estitgigaattee tft n
Crouvezier S see Powell B, 36A liversoiff y nutritional practice 114A
Cuelhar KC see De Souza M¢ 208A DhanMoSa s ee Kim E-J, 74A
Culium A, Gunnell D, Davey Smith G & Ben-Shlomo Y Dixon C see Drummond $ 223A
and the mis-reporting of anthropometri iwurement Donald M see Muturi KN, 138A
adults, 64A Donnelly JK see Ransley JK, 222A
Cullum A, Gunnell D, Davey SmithG , McCarthy A & Ben-Shlomo Donnelly JK see Ransley JK, 62A
influence of parental adiposity and behaviours i ddle age on offspr Dore J see Edwards CA, 49A
adiposit 67A Dore J see Parrett AM, 48A
Cummings JH see Magee EAM, 16A Dorlin D see Reeves SL, 230A
Cummings JH see Ritchie MR, 136 Downes CS see BonhamM , 166A
Curi R see Vecchia MG, 193A Downes CS see McAnena L, 166A
Currie | see Bolton-Smith C, 23A Downie FH see MacDonald HM, 202A
Curtis PJ, Adamson AJ & Mathers J( 1 Doyle W see Brooke ZM, 224A
vegetable. starch and fat consumption IR3BA Doyle W see Rees GA LROA
Curtis PJ, Adamson AJ & Mathers JC The re Drake DP see Babu R, 85A
fat consumption ina | pulat 1 TOA Drummond S, Dixon C, Griffin J & De Looy
Curtis PJ see Spendiff containing energy resirtir ite dies thrascont
Curtis PJ see Tohill Duffy EM, Strain JJ, Hannigan BM & Bell Al
Cusack S, Jew erythematosus, 54A
phytoestrogens o1 Duffy N see Kelly CMN, 10A
Cuskelly GJ see Va Dugdill L see Saini N, 41A
Duggleby SL & Jackson AA Individua
Dainty JR Majsak-Newman airweather- Tait pregnan 42A
SJ Optimization of stable isot , the ) 4 ing an calcium metaal bo Duncan AJ see RouzaudG , 34A
ism: pilot stud 175A Duncan SH see McWilliam Leitch, 24
Daly LE see Corbett ¢ 143A Dunn R see BurdgeG C, 187A
D’ AmatoM see Long SJ. 1OA Dunn R see Langley-Evans SC, 50A
Dandrea J see Gopalakrishnan G, 197A Dunn RL, Langley-Evans S¢ Jackson AA & Whorwood CB Hypert
Daniel ZCTR, Buttery PJ & Salter AM) Eff n tne mouse fe ing intrauterine exposure to a materna
sone on stearoyl coenzyme A jesaturase mk diet, S1A
adipose tissue, 188A Dunn RL see Marchand MC, 139A
Danneels M see Fievez V, 75A Durham B see Collins AL, 132A
Darboe MK & Poskitt EME Nutritional sti Duwaihy MMSh & Millward DJ Dietan
19A ratio determines @lucose rhe
Dauncey MJ White P, Burton KA & Katsumata
receptor—gene interactions: implications fot f
DOI: 10.1079/PNS200071, 63 Earland J & Gaseitsiwe BM Feeding practices in hiidren aged LU
Davey Smith G see Cullum A, 64A montns of low-income mothers from an urban area of Botswana, 209A
Davey Smith G see Cullum A, 67A Earland J, Wright C, Klienmann J Wallace LM, Barlow J & Parsons
Davidson J see Bonner SA, 24A A issessment of knowledec thout osteoporosis Of postmenopausa
Davidson L see Tait J, LO8A women referred for bone densitometry, 783A
DaviesG J see Eastwood C, 184A Eastwood C, Davies GJ & Dettmar PW J/he dietary intake
Davies JA see Longbottom PJ, 67A and institutionalized elderl people, 184A
Davis JF & Booth DI Parenteral nutrition: treat t} t, handle Eaton S see Babu R, 85A
care, \O2A Eaton S see Fukumoto K, 92A
Dawson JM see Kim E-J, 74A Eaton S see Zamparelli M, 92A
De Kruif CG see Schrooyen PMM, 475 Edington J, Coles S, Gale CR & Martyn CN Patterns of prescribing of
De Looy A see Drummond S, 223A nutritional supplements in the United Kingdom, 103A
De Souza MC, Souza AOKF, Cuelhar KC & Oshiwa M | comparison of Edson R see Louden JD, 83A
nutritional and diet status between Brazilian Indians and non-Indian Edwards CA, Rumney CJ, Martin F, Savage SAH, Grammet CA, Dore J
chbiill dren from a similar socio-economic backi ground, 25 08A Fletcher A, Smith D, Rowland IR & Schmitt J Caecal short-chain fatty
Decarli B see Decombaz J, 11A acids and colonic microflora in a human flora-associated rat model of the
breast-fed infant, 48A
Index of Authors 2001
Edwards CA Khan MK, ISA Fielding BA, Smith RD, Kelly CNM, Nydahl M¢ , Silva KDRR, Clark ML,
Edwards CA see Khan MK, 144A llic V & Williams CM 1 comparison of changes in plasma cholesteryl
Edwards CA see Laurentin A, 192A ester and phospholipid fatty acid composition after a monounsaturated
Edwards CA see Parrett AM 48A enriched diet, \4A
Edwards CA see Parrett AM, 48A Fielding BA see Jackson KG, 94A
dwardsSA see BlandI M, 72A Fielding BA see Jackson KG, 215A
gan A see BurdenS T, 103A Fielding BA see Karpe F, 106A
E! GaddaSAl s ee WilliamsL , 109A Fielding BA see Robertson MD, 86A
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llis SM & McCarthy HD Increasing waist circumferences in British vivo digestion and fermentation ¢ haracteristics: differences in
hildren aged 11-16 years jurtner ¢ lé jor a greater prevalence of} f response, 75 \
hildhood overweight and obesity 211A Finnegan YE, Leigh-Firbank EC, Minihane AM & Williams
nmans Gf & Kyriazakis | Consequences of geneti« change in farm CM @Linolenic aci pplementation does not enrich plate let phospho
iimals on food intake ind feeding behaviour DOI 10.1079/PNSS59. 115 ipids with docosahexaenoi acid, 22A
nnis J see Moloney F, 6A Finnegan YE see Burdge G¢ , 232A
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fatty acid release from adipose tissue and skeietai muscie, 94A Fisher BAC see Harbige LS, 449
vans RC, Nicholson R & O'Toole PA irgon plasma « oagulation for the Flatt PR see Abdel-Wahab YHA, 153A
treatment of PEG site hvpereranulation, 119A Flatt PR see Green BD, 154A
vans RW see Rayman MP, 30A Flatt PR see Kelly CMN, 10A
ves A see Lumbers M, 79A Flatt PR see Mooney MH, 153A
ves A, Lumbers M & Kipps M Flatt PR see O’Harte FPM, 154A
wen M see Antipatis C, 72A Fleith M see Decombaz J, |1A
ven M see Rooke JA, 71A Fletcher A see Edwards CA, 49A
wen M see Rooke JA, 139A Fletcher A see Parrett AM, 48A
Fletcher A see Parrett AM, 48A
ahy DM, Aherne SA & O’Brien NM fo human Fletcher ES, Adamson AJ & Rugg-Gunn AJ lwenty vearso f
intestinal Caco 2 cells? 164A dietary intake and BMI of Northumbrian adolescents, 210A
airweather-Tait SJ see Dainty JR i7<¢ A Fletcher ES see Rugg-Gunn AJ, 209A
airweather-Tait SJ see Pariagh S, 128A Fletcher JM see Hunter KJ, 129A
all CHD see RaoS , I8A Fletcher PL see McConnon A, 180A
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arley K see Parrett AM, 48A Flynn A see Cosgrove M 1S2A
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aulds CB Couteau D, Plumb GW, Gibson GR & Williamson Flynn \ see Galvin M, 65A
G_ I/mplications of feruloy eSterase activity in olonic health, 129A Flynn \ see Hannon EM, 41A
earon KCH see Frost A, 113A Flynn \ see Hannon EM, IS51A
earon KCH see Preston T, 7A Flynn A see Harrington MC, 160A
earon KCH see Preston T, 7A Flynn A see Hill TR, 152A
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earon KCH see Wigmore SJ, 105A Flynn A see McCarthy SN, 157A
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ellows IW see McGovern J, 109A Flynn A see Murphy JM, 167A
ellows S see Pickings AE, 231A Flynn \ see O’Brien MM, 56A
enton ST see Bolton-Smith C, 23A Flynn A see O’Brien MM, 150A
ereday AC, Slevin KA, Ah Sing F Irvine A, Morgan LM, Williams CM Flynn MAT see Casey HR, 3A
Wright J & Millward DJ Dietary fat quality and the sensitivity of Flynn MAT see Griffin AC, 150A
insulin mediated pathways of glucose and lipid tolerance in genotypicall) Foley T, McArthur C & Moloney M { comparison of pulmonary function
uncharacterized middle-aged normal men, 13A smoking, alcohol intake and physical activity in first and fourth year
Fereday AC see Slevin KA, 13A female university students, \70A
Fernandes LC see Vecchia MG, 193A Forbes A see Fowell AJ, 119A
Ferns G see Wilkinson PA, 23 Forbes JM see Hannah SL, 182A
Fettes SB, Richardson RA, Chen R & Pennington CR Nutritional status of Ford D see Cragg RA, 176A
elective gastrointestinal surgical patients pre- and post operative ly, LI8A Forhead A see Mostyn A, 26A
Field J, Stanga Z, Lobo DN & Allison SP The effect of nutritional manage Forrester TE see Murphy JL, 18A
ment on the mood of undernourished patients, 82A Forrester TE see Murphy JL, 173
Field RC see Pegge NC, 201A Forrester TE see Murphy JL,
Field RC see Pegge NC, 216A Forsyth JS see Anderson AS, 2A
Field RC see Pegge NC, 234A Foster E, Adamson AJ, Porteous LEG, Higgins (¢ Hetherington MM &
Field RC see Pegge NC, 236A Anderson AS The consumption of fruits and vegetables by Scottish
children of primary s« hool age, 65A
2001 Index of Authors
Foster E, Anderson AS & Adamson AJ Portion si timation by primary Genkeer L see Mitchell DJ, 31A
school children, 205A Ghebremeskel K see Bitsanis DC, 131A
Foster E see Anderson AS 143A Ghebremeskel K see Wang YQ, 127A
Foster E see Higgins C, 2A Ghebremeskel K see Wang YQ, 130A
Foster MR, Birdsey TJ, Bruce C, Barton SJ & Fraser RB Ghosh S see Aldhous MC, 457
between ppllaacceenntt a nut? ent fran port Ghosh S see Meister D, 117A
complicated by materna liahetes, 236A Gibbins JM see Hubbard GP, 199A
Fowden AL ses Mostyn A 26A Gibbon M see Hackett AF, 204A
Fowell AJ Hayward ( Chadwick ¢ Gibbon M see Hackett AF, 66A
acid in the treatment of « Gibbons M see Lake A, 210A
yechve analysis i saj Gibbs M, Arendt J, Hampton S, Bennett G, Paul N & Morgan |
Francis J see Zmarzty SA, 230A ntake during night shift and day shift in offshore shift workers
Fraser RB see Foster MR, 236A Gibney MJ see Casey HR, 3A
Frayn KN idipose fiSSue ind in in 1 r slance ndrome DO! Gibney MJ see Colgan H, 148A
10.1079/PNS200195. 375 Gibney MJ see Galvin M, 65A
rayn KN see Ainslie PN, 95A Gibney MJ see Gilsenan MB ISSA
ayKnN s ee EvansK , 94A Gibney MJ Griffin AC, 1ISOA
ayKnN s ee Evans K, 95A Gibney MJ see Hannon EM, 41A
rayn KN see Jackson KG, 94A Gibney MJ s Mc( irthy SN, 16A
rayn KN see Jacks« m KG, 215A Gibney MJ see McCarthy SN, 157A
FrayKNn s ee Karpe F, 106A Gibney MJ see McGowan MJ, 17A
FraynKN see RobertMsD,o n86 A Gibney MJ see McGowan MJ
rayn KN see RobertMDs,o 2n13 A Gibney MJ Noone EJ, 46A
French SJ s¢ Robinsot TM, 194A Gibney MJ Noone EJ, 149A
Friel S see Harrington J, 4A Gibney MJ e Nugent AP, 21A
Frobisher C & Maxwell SM Gibney MJ see Nugent AP, 147A
adolej scentsof usit sar C( alira My indi Gibney MJ see O’Brien MM, 56A
is estimated lf rom 3 d food diaries. 412A Gibney MJ Roche HM, 214A
Frobisher (¢ & Maxwell SM_ Estimatior Gibson AT see Conlon ¢ A, 173A
adults using descriptions of the port GibsonGR see Faulds CB 129A
atlas, 205A Gibson S & Ashwell M /mplic
Frost A, Wakefield CH, Sengupta F & Fearon KCH
fluid admin stration nd ouk ome in cotor fa “i Gibson S & Lambert J Bisc1
FrostG see Thomas EL, 96A micronutrient inadequacy am
Frost GS see Peake HJ ORA Gibson S see Lumbers M, 79A
Friihbeck GA heliocentric view of leptin DOI: 10.1079/PNS200196, Giffen S see Meister D, 117A
Fukumoto K, Eaton S, Spitz L & Pierro A Diff Gilmore WS se¢ Holmes VA, 148A
and renai mitochone 110 Sepsis mediators Gilmore WS see Wallace JMW, 24A
rat model, 92A Gilsenan MB, Lambe J, Kearney J & Gibney MJ
nergy under-reporting oF food additive
abe S see Fowell AJ, 119A
Gair S see McArdle HJ, 47A inoudi A see Hall WL, 43A
Gale CR see Edington J, 103A vanoudi A see Hall WL, 8A
Gallagher PJ see Garry JM, 32A Giouvanoudi A see Long SJ, 10A
jalvin M, Kiely M, Flynn A, Harrington KE, Gibney MJ K>o p}s on + | Goldberg L see Armstrong J, 142A
Livingstone MBI & Strain JJ The Golden MHN see Macdonald HM, 53A
Consumption Surve 2000 Dietarn fibre inta Golding ¢ , Cade J, Lawton¢ & Greenwood D How
alvin MA, Kiely M & Flynn A The contributic ow fat diet? 178A
cereais to nutrient intake in” iris h adults, Goodship THJ see Louden JD, 83A
ambling L, Antipatis C & McArdle HJ Gopalakrishnan G, Pearce S, Dandrea J, Mostyn
affects maternal and feta vitamin { metabolis MM, Stephenson T & Symonds ME /nfluence
Gambling L see McArdle HJ, 47A during early to mid-gestation on
Garcia JE see Montanez O, 221A offspring in sheep, \97A
Gardiner KR see Kennedy RJ, 93A Gordon MH see Roberts WG, 199A
Garry JM, Chulakadabba A, Thies F, Yaqoob P, Williams J Shearman CP Goss I see Powell M, 99A
Grimble RF & (¢ ilder P( Plasma cytokine oncentrations Gould BJ see Harvdon AJ, 45A
carotid endarterectomy in patients supplemented pre-operative Gould BJ see Mohd-Esa N, 14A
rich in n-6 orn 3 fatty acids, 106A Gould GW New processing overview, DOI:10.1079
Garry JM, Thies F, Yaqoob P, Chulakadabba A, Williams J, Gallagher PJ PNS2001 120, 463
Shearman CP, Calder PC & Grimble RF Effects of dietary n-3 and n-6 Grammet ¢ A see Parrett AM, 48A
PUFA intake on LDL oxidizability and fatty aci 1 < omposition in patients Grammet CA see Edwards CA, 49A
with advanced atherosclerosis, 32A Greally P see Corbett C, 143A
Gaseitsiwe BM see Earland J, 209A Greaves R see Moynihan PJ, 68A
Gay CM see Hughes JM, 207A Green BD, O’Harte FPM, Harriott P, Greer B& Flatt PR N-terminall,
Gazzard B see Ware LJ, 31A modified GLP-1(7-36) amide is resistant to dipeptidyl peptidase-I}
Gee JM see Depeint F, 128A degradation whilst maintaining insulinotropic action, 154A
Genever E see Pearce S, 195A Green V see Nurmi JA, 52A
Index of Authors 2001
Greenberg in Wadsworth MEJ, Paul AA Prynne CJ) & Bolton-Smith Hall WL, Giouvanoidi A, Seal CJ Mathers JC Spyrou N, Amaee WB &
( Sugar intake al age 4 and 43 vears in the 1946 national birth cohort Morgan LM A comparison of three methods of measuring gast
219A emptying, 8A
Greenberg DC see Prynne CJ, 208A Hall WL, Millward DJ & Morgan LM Inve stigation into
Greenberg DC see Tumilty MK, IS8A casein and whey protein « m circulating 1etabolite and hormone
Greenhalgh A & Cade J Validity of assessment of fruit and vegetable appetite, 227A
consumption using a simpt cross-check question, 62A Hambly RJ, Offord-Cavin EA, Pfeifer AM, Rowland IR & Rumsby P¢
Greenhalgh A, Cade J & Richardson( ¢ Dietary supplement use in women effectso f an extract of coc a powM der or 1 induced DNA damage me
costs and frequency of use 6A by the Comet assay 38A
Greenhalgh A see Jaggers ( SA Hamill E see Hackett AF, 66A
Greenwood D see Bratley B, 182A Hamill E see Hackett AF, 204A
Greenwood D see Cade J 59A Hampton S see Gibbs M, 228A
Greenwood D see Golding C, | IRA Hankey CR, Lappa T, Leslie WS & Lean MEJ ¢ omparis
Greenwood D see Jaggers C, 5A with a weighed J intake € val uale dietary pra
Greenwood D see Moore H, 183A myocardial infarction patients, 224A
Greenwood DC se« Boylan S, 203A Hankey CR, Leslie WS & Lean MEJ An energy deficit
Greenwood DC see¢ Buckley L, 64A management during nutritional COUNSE lling post
Greenwood D( see Cade JE, 228A 3A
Greenwood DC see Long AJ, 198A Hannah SL, Forbes JM & Turner JIRG 7 ne rate of a
Greenwood DC see McConnon A LROA association between sensor) and nutritic¢ nal properties
Greenwood DC see McConnon A, ISOA Hannigan BM see Bonham M, 166A
GreenwoodD C sec« Pollard JE, 174A Hannigan BM see Duffy EM, 54A
Greenwood DC see Ransley JK, 62A Hannigan BM see McAnena L, 166A
Greenwood DC see Ransley JK, 222A Hannon EM see Murphy JM, 167A
Greer B see Green BD, 154A Hannon EM, Kiely M & Flynn A Impac t of fortificatio.
Gremaud G see Decombaz J 1A intakes in Irish adults ISIA
Griffin AC, Flynn MAT, Delap McLoughlin J, O’Hickey S, Gibney MJ & Hannon EM, Kiely M, Flynn A, Gibney MJ, Harrington KE, Robson PJ &
Younger KM in assessment of the multivariate factors that may relate Strain JJ The North/South lreland Food Consumption Surve 2000
tod e ntai caries among young Dublin schoolchildren, 150A Mineral intakes in 18 64 ‘ vear old adults, 441A
Griffin B \ See Hawdon AJ, 45A Hannon-Fletcher MPA, O’Kane MJ, Mole s KW, Weatherup C, Barnett CR
Griffin BA see¢ Lovegrove JA, 233A & Barnett YA In vivo antioxidant stat us and ttl evels of ipid peroxidatior
Griffin B \ See Minihane AM, ISA in subjects with Type I diabetes, 34A
Griffin BA see Minihane AM, 46A Harbige LS & Fisher BA‘ Dietaarr y fatty acia modulation of mucosa
Griffin BA see Mohd-Esa N, 14A induced tolerogenic immune re sponses, DOI: 10.1079/PNS2001 123, 449
Griffin BA see Wilkinson PA, 23A Hardman Al Ph>| ysical j ac" ti; vityr amnid can, ce r risk. DOL: 10.1079/PNS200073
107
Griffin J see Drummond S, 223A
Griffiths RD The evidence for giulamine use in the critically-ill DOI Hardy G see Hicks W, 101A
10.1079/PNS200197, 403 Hardy G se¢ Marin A, 100A
Grimble GK see Maioral LFR, 104A Hardy G see McElroy B, 101A
Grimble RF Nutritional modulation of immune function, DOI: 10.1079 Hardy G see Valencia E, 91A
PNS2001 102 389 Hardy G see Valencia E, 120A
Grimble RF see Garry JM, 32A Harrington J, Friel S, Nolan G & Kelleher ( sury
Grimble RI see Garry JM, 106A and Nutrition, SLAN: so iodemographic
Grubb DA see Macdonald HM, 53A compliance, 4A
GrubbDA see MacDonald HM, 202A Harrington K see O’Brien MM, 56A
Grubb DA SE Masson L I . l 37 \ Harrington KE see Galvin M, 65A
Gunnell D see Cullum A, 64A Harrington KE see Hannon EM, 41A
Gunnell D see Cullum A, 67A Harrington KE see McCarthy SN, 157A
Guthrie C see Anderson AS, 2A Harrington KE see McCarthy SN, 16A
Harrington KE see McGowan MJ, 157A
Hackett A see Robinson F, 227A Harrington KE see McGowan MJ, 17A
Hackett AF, Gibbon M, Stratton G & Hamill f {1 city wide survey of the Harrington MC, Bennett T, Flynn A & Cz ishman KD Effec t of a caiciuri
eating habits of 9 and 11 year old children in Liverpool, 66A (high sodium-high protein) diet on bone metabolism in apparently healthy
Hackett AF, Gibbon M, Stratton G & Hamill I 1 city-wide survey of the postmenopausal women, 160A
diet, nutritional status and fitness of 9 and 10 year-old children in Harrington T see Thomas EL, 96A
Liverpool according to receipt of free school meals, 204A Harriott P see Green BD, 154A
Hackett AF see Berridge K, 212A Harris HW see Wigmore SJ, 87A
Hackett AF see Burgess L, 69A Hart KH, Bishop JA, Buchanan-Barrow Ef & Anthony H {ttitudes to food
Hackett AF see Reid RL, 4A and handling of nutrition concepts among school-aged children in
Hackett AF see Reid RL, 177A Guildford, 52A
Hakeem R, Thomas J & Badruddin SH Anthropometric assessment of Hart KH, Bishop JA, Buchanan-Barrow & Anthony H {ttitudes to food
the nutritional status of South isian children in the UK and in Pakistan, and handling of nutrition concepts among school-aged children in
134A Guildford, 76A
Hall WL, Giouvanoudi A, Rogers PJ, Spyrou N & Morgan LM The effect Hart KH, Ng PY, Catterick J, New SA, Bishop J & Anthony
of aspartame and aspartame constituents on gastric emptying, plasma H Investigating the use of variety indices as indicators of the nutritional
cholecystokinin and glucagon-like peptide-1 response and self-rated adequacy of children’s diets, 206A
appetite scores, 43A Hartt C see Cope D, 100A
2001 Index of Authors
Harvie MN, Campbell IT Baildom A, Howell A & Thatcher N Changes in Hooper J see Revill SA, 3A
hod\ ri omposition in post-me nopausal women rec iving endocrine therapy Hooper J see Revill SA, 189A
for early breast cancer, 90A Hoper M see Kennedy RJ, 93A
Harvie MN, Campbell IT, Keegan MA, Murby B, Baildom A, Howell A & Hoppeler H see Decombaz J, 11A
Thatcher N Changes in total body potassium in advanced cance Horton MA Integrin antagonists as inhibitors of bone resorption
patients receiving chemotherapy, 9\A implications for treatment, DOI: 10.1079/PNS200079, 275
Haverson K see Bailey M, 427 Houdijk JGM, Jessop NS & Kyriazakis | Nutrient partitioning between
Hawdon AJ, Mohd Esa N, Maloutas E, Wright JW, Gould BJ & Griffin reproductive and immune functions in animals DOI: 10.1079
BA The acute effects of ethanol on postprandia pid metabolism: a PNS2001114, 515
follow-up study, 45A Hounslow A see Murphy JL, 18A
Hawdon AJ see Mohd-Esa N, 14A Hounslow A see Murphy JL, 235A
Hayward ¢ see Fowell AJ, 119A Hovell FDDeb see Ayala-Burgos AJ, 29A
Heasman L, Chapple DG, Wheeler KPA, Prathalingham NS & Lomax Hovell FDDeb see Herrera-Gomez F, 28A
MA The effect of omposition of gain during a vy ie? period on Hovell FDDeb see Martinez-Viera NE, 30A
beef cattle performance 73A Hovell FDDeb see Nieto-Marin C, 29A
Heasman L see Prathalingam NS, 75A Howard P Practical nutritional support working together to make it
Heavey PM see Hoey L, 49A happen, DOK: 10.1079/PNS2001 107, 415
Heavey PM see Hoey L, 170A Howell A see Harvie MN, 90A
Helby B see Nurmi JA, 52A Howell A see Harvie MN, 91A
Henry CJK, Seyoum TA, Lightowler HJ & Woo Howie P see Anderson AS, 2A
enhancers on food nlaKke in hospitalized elder Hubbard GP, Bourne LC, Lovegrove JA, Gibbins JM & Williams CM The
237A effect of acute ingestion of fruit and vegetables on whole blood platelet
Henry CJK see Al-Hourani HM, 211A aggregation: a pilot study, 199A
Henry CJK see Hollis JH, 226A Hughes JM & Gay CM Fruit and vegetable consumption by young persons
Henry CJK see Lightowler HJ 234A aged 4 to 18 years: total daily number of portions, 207A
Henry CJK see | mV, 197A Hughes PM see Broadhead EE, 55SA
Henry CJK see Perwaiz S, 207A Hughes PM see Broadhead EE, 55A
Henry CJK see Warren J, 225A Hughes R, Pollock JRA & Bingham SA Effect of vegetables, tea and soya
Herrera-Gomez | Hovell FDDeb & Sandoval-Castro CA Purine deriva on endogenous N-nitrosation and faecal water genotoxicity during a high
ve excretion by one-week-old crossbred (Bos indicus X B. taurus) calves red meat diet in humans, |\49A
28A Humphreys SM see Ainslie PN, 95A
Hetheringion MM see Anderson AS 143A Humphreys SM see Karpe F, 106A
Hetherington MM see Foster E, 65A Hunter KJ & Fletcher JM Effects of processing and storage on
Hetherington MM see Higgin antioxidant activity in vegetables, 129A
Hewitt R see Armstrong J, | Hunter RJ, Lindros KO, Jarvelainen HA & Preedy VR Skeletal muscle
Heyman M How dietary antigens access 1 mucosal immune Svstem, protein content is reduced in male and female rats by a novel high-fat/low
DOL-10.1079/PNS2001117. 419 carbohydrate alcohol diet, \26A
Heys SD see Majumder B, 89A Hunter RJ, Wehling M, Rajendram R, Tidball J & Preedy VR Skeletal
Heys SD see Majumder B, 90A muscle myostatin expression is unaffect ed by alcohol, \27A
Hicks SM & Walker Al Nutritional venti for menopausa Huntly J see Muturi KN, 138A
symptoms: the reliability of measurem response prior to Hyland R see Moynihan PJ, 181A
treatment, 202A
Hicks W & Hardy G Stability of fructose-1,6-d pie otal parentera leriti M see Nurmi JA, 52A
nutrition mixtures containing calcium, \O1\A llic V see Fielding BA, I4A
Higgins C, Hetherington MM, Anderson AS, Porteous LEG Foster E & llic V see Karpe F, 106A
Adamson AJ Children’s understanding of fruits and vegetables Illius AW see Yearsley J, 145
implications for nutrition education, 2A ImperatoreG see Burke W, 73
Higgins C see Anderson AS, 143A Ingleton P see Budge H, 27A
Higgins C see Foster E, 65A Ip KL see Szeto YT, ISSA
Higgins JA see Nakano E, 232A Irvine A see Fereday AC, 13A
Higgins S see Wallace JMW, 24A Irvine A see Slevin KA, 13A
Hill A see Bolton-Smith C, 23A Ith M see Decombaz J, |1A
Hill TR, O’Brien MM, Kiely M, Cashman K & Flynn A Seasonality of
vitamin D intake in 18-64 year-old Irish {dults: analysis of the North Jackson AA Human nutrition in medical practice the training of doctors,
South Ireland Food Consumption Survey 1S2A DOI: 10.1079/PNS200081 , 257
Hindle L see McGovern J, 109A Jackson AA Human protein requirements: policy issues, DOL: 10.1079
Hoey L, Rowland IR, Heavey PM & Brown JS Effe« t of sova-milk formulas PNS200065, 7
on faecal microbiology and metabolism, 1|70A Jackson AA see Burdge GC, 187A
Hoey L, Rowland IR, Heavey PM & Brown JS" The effect of breast milk Jackson AA see Duggleby SL, 42A
infant formula and soya-milk formula on faecal ammonia concentration Jackson AA see Dunn RL, 51A
and bacterial enzyme activity in infants, 49A Jackson AA see Marchand MC, 139A
Hollis JH & Henry CJK 7-day food intake in an Oxfordshire residential Jackson AA see Murphy JL, 18A
home for the elderly, 226A Jackson AA see Murphy JL, 173A
Holmes VA, Gilmore ws, Wallace JMW, McFaul P & Alexander Jackson AA see Murphy JL, 235A
HD Reduction of tissue factor expression on monocytes during Jackson AA see Rao S, 18A
pregnancy is this homeostasis in haemostasis? \48A Jackson AA see Sherman RC, 17A
Holt A see Burden ST, 103A Jackson AA see Thompson RL, 57A
Hooper J see Moynihan PJ, 181A Jackson AA see Thompson RL, 223A
SRO Index of Authors 2001
icKSON AA see WareL J, 31A Kearney J see Gilsenan MB, 158A
ackson I Muturi KN, 138A Keegan MA see Campbell IT, 93A
jackson F see Muturi KN, 138A Keegan MA see Harvie MN, 9YILA
ackson KG, Robertson MD, Fielding BA Frayn KN & WilliamsCM Mea Keir D see Powell B, 36A
fatty acid omposition infiuences the da stribution of chylomicron particl Keiran K see Tait J, 1O8A
nthe S 400 and 5,60 400 lips protein frac tions. ISA Keisler D see Mostyn A, 26A
ackson KG Robertson MD, Fielding BA Frayn KN & Williams CM Keisler DH see Mostyn 4. 187
esters 1 marker in si mea f varving fatty a id compo Kelleher C see Harrington J, 4A
to examine entry into t crc ti of pi ously ingested fat following Kelleher DK see Nugent AP, 21A
second meal, 94A Kelleher S see Corbett C, 143A
ickson KG see Robertson MD, 86A Kelly C, Jewell C & O’Brien NM Modulation of
Cade J. Greenwood D & Greenhalgh A Who are metabolizing enzymes ! nomilin, a itrus phytochemica
Kelly CG see Broadhead EE, 55A
aggers C, Wisden S, Catterick J, Bishop JA, Pattison DJ, Woolf AD & New Kelly CG see Broadhead EE, 55A
SA Knowledg Steoporosis and prevalence of dietary and lifes c Kelly CG see Pickings AE, 231A
risk fac ¢ fo hone health in 16 vear-old males an Kelly CMN, Duffy N, Flatt PR & O’Harte FPM Peripheral admis
LY6A y cnholec\ sfoxinin octapeptide and isle am 1d polypeptide inh
James M see Ward K, 84A ntake inn nce LOA
Jarvelainen HA see Hunter RJ 126A Kelly CMN see Abdel-Wahab YHA 1S3A
Jeanes YM see Wilkinson PA 3A Kelly CMN see O’ Harte FPM, 154A
Jebb SA see Lang R, 218A Kelly CNM, Smith RD & Williams CM Dietai m
Jeeyjeebhoy KN Enteral a nd parentera acids and haemostasis DO! 10.1079/PNS200087, 16]
DOL. 10.1079/PNS2001 103 399 Kelly CNM, Smith RD, S lva KDRR Nvydah! MC & Williams CM Eff
Jepson NJA see Bradbury J, 185A of substit etan urated fatny ids nonounsat
Jessop NS see Houdijk JGM, 515 cids wl wie Pi pial
Jewell C see Cotter A, IS9A 21A
Jewell ¢ see Cusack S, 161A Kelly CNM Fielding BA, 14A
Jewell C see Kelly C, 37A Kelly CNM Jones AE, LIA
Jewell C see Kelly O, 160A Kelly CNM s Silva KDRR, 44A
Jewell VC, Mayes CBD Tubman R, Northrop-Clewes CA & Thurnham Kelly CNM see Silva KDRR, 107A
DI <¢ premature infant ifew md Zé axantnu mecentratlion Kelly CNM see Smith RD, 45A
during the early wv ks of life LS6OA Kelly O, Jewell C & Cashman KD The effect of cor
Jewell VC. Northr Tubman R & Thurnham DI Nutritiona CLA) on bone formation in ) vouneg rrowing ratI s 160A
factors and visua clio 1 pre ture infants, DO! 0.1079 Kelly SAM, Rugg-Gunn AJ Summerbell C & Moynihan PJ Cri
PNS200089. 17 ippraisal of methods used t stimate non-mi K extrins ugars, 220A
Johansson G see Larsson Cl 6H9A Kemp HF see Meier-Augenstein W, 9A
Johnson IT New food ynpone? Kennedy NP see McNamara EP, 179
DOL: 10.1079/PNS2001 106. 481 Kennedy NP see McNamara E, 32A
Johnson IT see Depeint F, 128A Kennedy RJ, Hoper M, Erwin PJ, Deodhar K, Kirk SJ & Gardiner KR Oar
Johnson W see Meister D, 117A She reduces coulis and Stat é the gut mucosal bart
Johnston S see McNeill G, 140A 10 knockout mice ,93A
Jones A see Spendiff A, 184A Kenyon PM, Newton P & Barker MI The 24-h reca
Jones AE, Smith RD, Kelly CNM, Silva KDRR, Nydahl MC, Williams CM tative and quantitative nutrition 1 rch tool, 63A
& Wo utton SA Gender differences in postprandial substrate oxidation, Kerry JP see Lawlor JB, 165A
LIA Kerry JP see Moloney AP, 221
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